Past Events

Brass Band Northwest accompanies the choir for hymns and performs prelude, offertory and postlude at the 9:00am and 11:00am services in the Sanctuary. http://w3w.co/cure.loved.given (Brass Band Northwest uses what3words to identify performance venues; try it, it's fun!)

Brass Band Northwest invites you to our season first concert of the 2022-2023 season. We open our program with a lush fanfare by local composer Gina Gillie. Employing the full range of color that brass can provide this work is an exciting opening for our new season. Karl Jenkins wrote a series of vocal works called the Adiemus project using an instrumental approach to vocal composition. Peter Graham has since arranged a selection of these for brass band, inviting a…

Join Brass Band Northwest as we celebrate the season with old favorites and light hearted pops. Program Gordon - Christmas Fanfare March Medley “Seasons Greetings” Berry - Zither Carol Lauridsen - Magnum Mysterium Anderson Sleigh Ride Anderson, Leroy - Christmas Festival Berry - Joy to the World Henry - What Child is This DiLorenzo - Christmas Toons Silvestri - Polar Express Herbert - March of the Toys Gordon - Glory of Christmas

Brass Band Northwest accompanies the choir for hymns and performs prelude, offertory and postlude at the 9:00am and 11:00am services in the Sanctuary.

BBNW welcomes the approach of spring with a program of vibrant music, bursting with life. Our concert includes music by two composers from Washington: William Berry and Jeffrey Taylor. Jeffrey is a member of BBNW and wrote "I Come in Peace" specifically for performance as offertory music at services for BelPres. Williams work, "Spokane's River" was commissioned by the Spokane British Brass Band and describes three locations along the river. We are pleased to present our principal cornetist, Neil Hulbert, in…

Brass Band Northwest accompanies the choir for hymns and performs prelude, offertory and postlude at the 9:00am and 11:00am services in the Sanctuary.

BBNW closes our formal concert season and welcomes summer with a program of bright music including a couple of world premieres. Jeffrey Taylor is a long time tubist with BBNW and also a composer. Our April program included his work "I Come in Peace" which he wrote as offertory music for BelPres church services. Elements is in five movements, each of which explores his impressions of different element: hydrogen, helium, gold, silicon, lead, and carbon. Our concert ends with a…